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For instance , in liquids of noble gases below the critical temperature , N . varies
from about 3 . 7 + 0 . 5 at the critical point to about 10 + 2 at the triple point . The
value of Nc varies with the density but is fairly insensitive to temperature ...
For instance , in liquids of noble gases below the critical temperature , N . varies
from about 3 . 7 + 0 . 5 at the critical point to about 10 + 2 at the triple point . The
value of Nc varies with the density but is fairly insensitive to temperature ...
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Adding small quantities of oil evidently aids that aggregation process , so that it
occurs at a lower temperature . ) If the total ' solubility of the oil in the aqueous
detergent phase is plotted on the same diagram , the region between the two
curves ...
Adding small quantities of oil evidently aids that aggregation process , so that it
occurs at a lower temperature . ) If the total ' solubility of the oil in the aqueous
detergent phase is plotted on the same diagram , the region between the two
curves ...
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4 Temperature control The viscosity of a molecular fluid normally decreases
approximately exponentially with temperature so it is important to control the
temperature in any viscometry . For suspensions the viscosity may be a more ...
4 Temperature control The viscosity of a molecular fluid normally decreases
approximately exponentially with temperature so it is important to control the
temperature in any viscometry . For suspensions the viscosity may be a more ...
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INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL MECHANICS | 675 |
ADSORPTION FROM SOLUTION | 709 |
THE ELECTROKINETIC EFFECTS | 786 |
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